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[[File:Che-book-signing.jpg|thumb|Griffith Vaughan Williams and Peter Scott-Presland signing the contract for the book]]'''<cite>Amiable Warriors</cite>''' is the provisional title for a History of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] and its times, by [[Peter Scott-Presland]].
[[File:Che-book-signing.jpg|thumb|Griffith Vaughan Williams and Peter Scott-Presland signing the contract for the book]]'''<cite>Amiable Warriors</cite>''' is the title for a History of the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] and its times, by [[Peter Scott-Presland]].


The November 2010 meeting of CHE's Executive Committee agreed to commission Peter Scott-Presland to write the book. The contract was signed by CHE Secretary [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]], less than two weeks before his death. The book was originally scheduled to be finished by mid-2012,<ref>CHE Press Release 11 November 2010: http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/pressrel-chebook.htm</ref> but is taking longer than originally estimated, because of the vast amount of material in the CHE archives and elsewhere.
The November 2010 meeting of CHE's Executive Committee agreed to commission [[Peter Scott-Presland]] to write the book. The contract was signed by CHE Secretary [[Griffith Vaughan Williams]], less than two weeks before his death. The book was originally scheduled to be finished by mid-2012,<ref>[http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/pressrel-chebook.shtml CHE Press Release] 11 November 2010.</ref> but is taking longer than originally estimated, because of the vast amount of material in the CHE archives and elsewhere.


It is now planned to issue the book in two parts: Volume One in 2015, Volume Two in 2016.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/chebook.shtml</ref>
It is now planned to issue the book in three parts.
 
[[File:Amiable Warriors Volume One.png|thumb|left|Cover of Volume One, featuring [[Jackie Forster]]]]'''Volume One''', entitled ''A Space to Breathe'', is published in hardback form by [[Paradise Press]]. It was launched at the [[LGBT History Festival]] in Manchester in February 2015, and has gone through four impressions.<ref>[http://amiable-warriors.uk/errata.shtml Errata page]</ref>. It contains six chapters plus bibliography, timeline and list of local groups:
 
*Chapter One: The Age of the Homophile
*Chapter Two: North and South
*Chapter Three: There's a place for us
*Chapter Four: Going National
*Chapter Five: London Particular
*Chapter Six: Special Interests
 
'''Volume Two''' was planned for release in 2018 but had still not been published by 2022. The date for '''Volume Three''' is not yet fixed.
 
==External links==
 
*[http://amiable-warriors.uk ''Amiable Warriors'' website].
*[http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/chebook.shtml Amiable Warriors page] on the CHE website.
*[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Amiable-Warriors-Campaign-Homosexual-Equality/dp/1904585752 Amiable Warriors page] on Amazon.
*[http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/11836440.New_book_covers_gay_rights_campaigner_s_fight_for_homosexual_equality_in_Bolton/ "New book covers gay rights campaigner's fight for homosexual equality in Bolton"], ''Bolton News'', 5 March 2015.


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Latest revision as of 13:05, 10 July 2026

Griffith Vaughan Williams and Peter Scott-Presland signing the contract for the book

Amiable Warriors is the title for a History of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality and its times, by Peter Scott-Presland.

The November 2010 meeting of CHE's Executive Committee agreed to commission Peter Scott-Presland to write the book. The contract was signed by CHE Secretary Griffith Vaughan Williams, less than two weeks before his death. The book was originally scheduled to be finished by mid-2012,[1] but is taking longer than originally estimated, because of the vast amount of material in the CHE archives and elsewhere.

It is now planned to issue the book in three parts.

Cover of Volume One, featuring Jackie Forster

Volume One, entitled A Space to Breathe, is published in hardback form by Paradise Press. It was launched at the LGBT History Festival in Manchester in February 2015, and has gone through four impressions.[2]. It contains six chapters plus bibliography, timeline and list of local groups:

  • Chapter One: The Age of the Homophile
  • Chapter Two: North and South
  • Chapter Three: There's a place for us
  • Chapter Four: Going National
  • Chapter Five: London Particular
  • Chapter Six: Special Interests

Volume Two was planned for release in 2018 but had still not been published by 2022. The date for Volume Three is not yet fixed.

References

  1. CHE Press Release 11 November 2010.
  2. Errata page